Overused Words that Lose Their Meaning: Woke and Antisemite

As John Stuart Mills once said, “Conservatives are not necessarily stupid, but most stupid people are conservatives", there is occasionally a smart conservative that sprouts here and there among the MAGA herd. The word "woke" has been so overused that it has lost its meaning, which applies also to the word "antisemite" that Zionist extremists slap on anyone who criticizes Israel even as it is perptrating the most barbaric genocide of the 21st century in Palestine.

With some 175 countries now declaring a Free State of Palestine, the imbecile ultra-religious fanatic Jewish Zionists of the Jewish Concentration Resort on the Mediterranean see no problem declaring that the whole world is "antisemitic". "Le ridicule ne tue pas", says the French proverb, meaning ""There is no shame in being ridiculous!"

When a Lebanese sheep strays into occupied Palestine across the border, the Zionists accuse the sheep of being an antisemite. When you're already "stupefied" by reading over and over the same Bronze Age garbage parchment made of stinking goat skin, there is really no shame left for you to be an idiot.
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Conservative Reporter Calls Out MAGA’s Overuse Of 1 Word: ‘Losing Its Meaning’
Lee Moran
Updated Fri, August 22, 2025

Caroline Downey, a columnist for the conservative National Review, said Thursday that conservatives themselves are to blame for the word “woke” losing its meaning.

“Not everything is woke,” Downey said during a panel on CNN’s “NewsNight,” in response to Rep. Byron Donalds (R-Fla.) on social media blasting restaurant chain Cracker Barrel’s new logo as a “woke rebrand” amid a wider MAGA meltdown over the switch.

“I think we’re abusing the term a little bit too much where it’s losing its meaning,” she continued. “That’s really important because some things actually are woke and we should call it like it is.”

The term “woke” originally referred to someone or something that was aware of and attentive to racial and other social justice issues.

Cracker Barrel recently unveiled a simplified logo that drops the image of an old man and a barrel.

Downey ripped the redesign.

“Who at that roundtable was thinking to themself, ‘Ah yes, let’s go back to the minimalism of five years ago that is sterile and bland and neutered and let’s rob this iconic, timeless company of all of its character and charm and fun history and country vibes,’” she asked.

“That’s not super smart,” Downey added. “Maximalism is the moment.”